The Expression...
In a dark time, the eye begins to see,
I meet my shadow in the deepening shade;
I hear my echo in the echoing wood- The Question...
What's the colour of darkness?
The Realisation...
Finally the idea of changing layout of blog bugged me also. I decided to change the colour scheme. "I need to do away with the striking black dominating the layout."
But after exploring various colour combination and permutations, nearly for a week, I became aware of the fact that my inclination towards black is inherent to my 'colour sense'.
Although I came up with many impressive templates, minus black, when it came to using them I failed to convince myself.
In a dark time, the eye begins to see,
I meet my shadow in the deepening shade;
I hear my echo in the echoing wood-
What's the colour of darkness?
The Realisation...
Finally the idea of changing layout of blog bugged me also. I decided to change the colour scheme. "I need to do away with the striking black dominating the layout."
But after exploring various colour combination and permutations, nearly for a week, I became aware of the fact that my inclination towards black is inherent to my 'colour sense'.
Although I came up with many impressive templates, minus black, when it came to using them I failed to convince myself.
I also realised none of the colours can produce the contrast as black does. How can I do without it?
The Question Re-phrased...
Is darkness black?
Comments
For me it is black...but I welcome it, for I can see my star, bright and clear, however cloudy the sky looks.